Military Discipline, Local Insight And Client-Focused Support
Parenting plans can be great, especially if they are thorough. They deal with issues such as visitation, summertime schedules and who pays for what. However, when one of the parents is in the military and is subject to deployment (or is currently on deployment),...
Florida parents who are getting a divorce and who are engaged in a child custody dispute might need to turn to litigation if they cannot resolve it in negotiations. Avoiding a child custody battle is the best course of action, but if this is not possible, parents can...
Residents of Florida who are getting a divorce and are concerned about alimony may be interested to know that an attempt to overhaul the state's alimony laws has failed this year. Although an agreement between advocates for alimony reform and The Florida Bar was...
Florida residents going through a divorce may be interested in learning that, on April 7, it was reported that singer Mel B was requesting full custody of her daughter. The former Spice Girl had originally requested joint custody of the child she had with her former...
In some cases, a Florida couple may decide to physically separate while they decide whether or not they want to stay married. Separating for several months can also help when couples are trying to work on their marriage, as time and space can help them determine if...
If you are like many parents, you worry about the future of your children. You want the best for them and want nothing holding them back. Unfortunately, some minors in Florida are charged with underage drinking even if they were only holding alcohol for someone else...
When a marriage goes south, Florida couples may want to rush through the divorce process so they can begin their new lives. But waiting to cross all the t's and dot the i's could save them money, especially if they have retirement accounts. A qualified domestic...
Depending on their situation, parents in Florida who owe back child support payments may be held accountable in multiple ways. A 1998 federal child support law, the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act, or DPPA, can be used to punish parents who purposely go to another...
Florida parents who are getting a divorce can help reassure their children throughout the process. This begins with choosing the best time to file based on the children's schedule. For example, parents might choose March because the long stretch of school days leaves...
A business can be one of the most significant assets an individual may own. Florida couples who own one together may be able to take steps to protect it from the effects of a divorce. For co-owners who have not yet married, a prenuptial agreement can be used to...